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Ok folks,

I know that we're not supposed to request these, but I just inherited the a truck from my old man... and would sorta like to know what I'm getting into. Its a 63 C10... Any help would be GREATLY appreciated...

 

VIN: 3CT4NN124778

 

Thanks....

C

Posted
Ok folks,

I know that we're not supposed to request these, but I just inherited the a truck from my old man... and would sorta like to know what I'm getting into. Its a 63 C10... Any help would be GREATLY appreciated...

 

VIN: 3CT4NN124778

 

Thanks....

C

Best you can do on a truck that old is try to breakdown the VIN. No such thing as an actual build sheet database that far back.

 

Cool old trucks though!

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Invoices are available for vehicles in the following model years:

 

* Chevrolets since 1977

* Pontiacs since 1987

* Buicks since 1982

* Cadillacs since 1980

* Oldsmobiles since 1977

* GMC since 1976

* **Fleet and exported vehicles excluded

 

 

If you vehicle is not listed then you are out of luck because it does not exist.

Build sheets if even used on your truck are not available anywhere. You could get lucky and find something in the truck but not likely.

 

For copies of a GM vehicle invoice (for Chevrolet's since 1977), please email the attached request form to [email protected]

 

Word Document: available for download here.

Save the file, open and enter your information in the word document, save and email to the address listed above.

 

Adobe Printable Form: available for download here.

Print, enter your information and send via regular mail to the address below.

 

As of March 1, 2005 the cost for this service is $50.00 per invoice.

 

If paying by credit card, your account will be charged within two business days of fulfillment. Fulfillment is expected to take 2 to 3 weeks.

If paying by check or money order, please mail your check or money order and a copy of this form to:

 

Allied Vaughn

11923 Brookfield

Livonia, MI. 48150

Attention: GM Vehicle Invoice

 

Check or money order payments may cause a delay in fulfillment, as it must clear before your order is shipped.

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